The Apocalypse Movie Library

Welcome to leave your valuable book reviews, please add to your favorites, give flowers, and recommend! Regarding some suggestions and complaints from our readers. I admit that the first chapter of this book, "Train to Busan," is not well-written, lacks exciting moments, and has little originality in its plot, which deterred many readers. I apologize!

Is this what you call good writing? How many people could even finish the first six chapters? And people are actually praising the writing style? The protagonist just keeps talking without using his brain and you're still blindly praising him? I'm too lazy to even list the bad parts to criticize you; criticizing you is already giving you too much credit.

I must say, this is truly a great book. Some people might have given it a low score because of the protagonist's somewhat saintly behavior. But that's not the case. The protagonist starts as an ordinary person, and then gradually transforms—that's all thanks to the author's thoughtful touches.

The people in the comments section are really something else; I almost believed them. You can't be too ruthless in a post-apocalyptic story. And the female lead is such a saint. It's supposed to be a modern post-apocalyptic story, yet you make it so naive. She just let that guy in. If she'd encountered those three guys before, she'd be dead already.

The story is very coherent, the plot is highly immersive, and the characters are clearly portrayed. There are no unnecessary embellishments, just solid content. Give it a try, everyone! It's a very good novel, five stars!! I hope the author continues to work hard and avoids filler or a bad ending in the later parts! Finally, thank you to the author for bringing me such a good novel.

Overall, it seems contradictory, because I've only read the first volume, so I'll discuss the first volume in detail. Firstly, regarding the handling of the mindset, it must be said that the author's control over the psychological aspects is very good. However, the protagonist realizes that this world is a movie world, but doesn't change the plot too much.

Read Chapter 8 of Volume 2 yourself. What does "luckily the pistol's safety was off" mean? If the safety is off, then it's not a safety anymore. And you can accurately headshot a zombie from the 17th floor with a single shot? You can't possibly hit it with a small pistol? No scope, just that one crosshair, and you're shooting from high to low. So wind speed and all that are irrelevant?

I've read over a dozen books about traveling through the Busan world, and in almost all of them, the characters don't actively kill Manager Kim. I report and give a bad review to every one I see. The protagonist knows the plot but acts like a complete idiot.

This 'he, tu' novel is a hodgepodge, and I didn't see anything invincible about it. I read novels to relieve stress, not to have you put pressure on me; the more I read, the more pressure I feel. The more I read, the more frustrated I feel.

Goodness, these are all fake comments, not a single one is reliable.